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re: for sale
I've got a crap load of cherry, walnut, cedar and maple I should probably sell. I'm thinking shipping could be tricky unless it was cut to fit in a flat rate box. I really wish th3 USPS still offered the puzzle size flat rate boxes, they were perfect for shipping wood or cutting boards.
back story - For quite a few years we (wife & I) rode motorcycle and one of the hecks angels groups we rode with had a pretty unique transfer system. A member that lived in Arkansas was looking for a trike. I found one 20 miles away from me, contacted him and I visited the seller. I rode the trike, took a gazillion pictures and in general quizzed the seller.
In the end, the guy in Arkansas sent me a check in the sellers name, I bought the trike, brought it home and during the interim a fellow rider in Texas had to come to Ohio for something so he brought his trailer and we loaded it on and he delivered it to Arkansas. That was a single transfer but during my riding years I saw the same type of transfer go thru several people. ie; point a to b to c to final destination. It was all done without remuneration, so no harm, no foul - just guys helping each other
The same thing could work here - something to think about -
In the end, the guy in Arkansas sent me a check in the sellers name, I bought the trike, brought it home and during the interim a fellow rider in Texas had to come to Ohio for something so he brought his trailer and we loaded it on and he delivered it to Arkansas. That was a single transfer but during my riding years I saw the same type of transfer go thru several people. ie; point a to b to c to final destination. It was all done without remuneration, so no harm, no foul - just guys helping each other
The same thing could work here - something to think about -
